>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. bound for alaska thousands of passengers are headed up the coast days after the cruise ship

smashed into a san francisco dock. where the ship is now and how many families decided to not stay aboard. jobina: and police disperse hundreds of skateboarders in the park they say this is unnecessary escalation. kumasi: dueling jackpot. the powerball and mega millions of for grabs in the coming days. combined. you could win more than a billion dollars. you could go to one of the sales coming up. i'm timing all of that. it is monday, july 10. thank you for having me in this running. and we start off with a check on the forecast with drew. drew: we have visibility right now with the north bay and coast affected by the fog. about a quarter of a mile visibility in santa rosa. we also see drizzling in spots under the fog.

40's for novato and santa rosa. we are at 56 in livermo good morning. we find a gray sky with pockets of drizzle. and the marine layer breaks down for a warmer afternoon. it gets hotter as the week goes on and we will show you the numbers coming up in a few minutes. let's check in on traffic. jobina: we go back to the commuter alert, this is our biggest issue. this is impacting the -- line due to an equipment problem on the tracks there will be a delay in the daly city and richmond directions. and there is no green line services operating in between. it looks like the -- daly city -- between those two stops he will not have service. the meter lights are on at 5:38. we will keep an eye on the issues we have going on.

princess cruise is making its way -- ryan the latest. ryan: passengers after several days of waiting. the course code -- the coursed -- coast guard cleared them after an inspection. this is a video footage of them leaving on its way to alaska. passengers on board excited and happy they are getting on their vacation way. passengers told us they thought they would never leave. it took four days for the saga to be can lead after the ship crashed into a san francisco peer during a docking accident.

that left a large hole and didn't near the sternum. for days the ship was sitting at the year while passengers waited for updates wanting to leave. >> i wanted to see the state of repairs and i am pleasantly surprised. it looks great to me. off. [no audio] coast of california near eureka on its way to alaska as those passengers finally get some -- get to enjoy their vacation. and the passengers who chose to get off the ship got a discount toward future cruises as well as a full refund for the trip they were currently on. we may see some of the passengers back here next year but if they do, they will hopefully have better luck with their traveling endeavors.

we are live in san francisco, ryan curry, abc 7 news. kumasi: investigation into underground explosion in san francisco. it blew out several windows over the weekend. pg&e described what happened saturday night as an underground failure that cry -- fire crews said led to an explosion and fire. they said the utility did not give an update as to what led to the incident. >> it literally sounded like a car bomb and it knocked me to the floor. >> when i realize there were broken windows and the car was on fire and fire was coming from the ground it seemed more serious. kumasi: firefighters say no one was injured but this is the second time in less than three months when there has been an underground bolt explosion in the city. it knocked out power for some

businesses in that district for several days. >> there's an investigation into the police response with the skateboarding event and san francisco. hundreds of people were brought to this streets near dolores park and some strayed -- sprayed streetcars and a bus with graffiti. the police moved in and they declare the gathering illegal and arrested more than a hundred people. -- 100 people. it prompted protest yesterday when people say police went too far. >> that level of use of force absolutely unacceptable in san francisco in a public park in a gathering of teenagers. kumasi: police chief part, this dangerous and unlawful behavior but members of the public and our officers at risk of injury and worse. this behavior will not be tolerated in our city and i

think our officers taking action to hold those accountable to engage in reckless behavior and violate the law. >> a string of cell phone robberies over the past two weeks have targeted women in san francisco neighborhoods. it was examined by our media partners at the san francisco standard and they said there were 23 robberies between june 23 and -- 15 of those 22 targeted women are connected to a single routine. there has been one of arrest -- one arrest and they say the suspect is a juvenile. -- two of the victims also told us that they tracked their phone to a flea market in oakland. kumasi: this morning president biden is in europe where nato nations are preparing for a summit and the president said russia's war in ukraine has two end before ukraine can be added to the rank. >> he has support for

they cannot admit it to nato during war times. it could bring into effect a violation of a treaty. >> for 500 days must moscow has brought destruction to the heart of europe seeking to destroy ukraine and the divide of nato. we will provide support for this as long as it takes. kumasi: amid the war in nearby nations finland and sweden applied for nato membership. inland has been approved but hungary and turkey are holding up sweden's approval. the president of kurt --

admit to -- hope to admit suite into nato as soon as possible. >> new infrastructure across the state. and it is the injuries after one of the fastest hits on earth. drew: let's look at the next three days. warmer weather moving in tomorrow with temperatures getting above average by midweek. it gets hotter here by the upcoming weekend. we will ta

kumasi: welcome back it is 6:11. people were hurt with the running of the bulls in spain. six people were taken to the

hospital, one person had head trauma. but none of the thousands of people you see here were gored by bulls. -- drew: outside showing the sun is up. we have cloud cover out there creating pockets of dense fog and drizzle especially on the coast line. this morning we see sunshine on the north bay at 9 a.m., we see sunshine increasing and by lunch time we all have bright conditions. today will feel warmer than yesterday. we go into the 80's for the daytime high. 76 in san jose. comfortable 70 in oakland. 65 is a high and the city with morning cloud in drizzle giving way to sunshine. but then we warm up as we head into the week and weekend.

high-pressure will create areas of dangerous heat especially inland, locally because temperatures will likely see 100 degrees. the temperature outlet this weekend has some of the hottest weather that will be found across parts of california. we will take a look at how hot you get coming up in the next few minutes. put a cork in it. the surprising request by umpires at a local event. and -- we take a live lo outside before break at 6:12. people making their way across the bay bridge. we will be i was diagnosed with afib. the first inkling that something was wrong was i started to notice that i couldn't do things without losing my breath. i couldn't make it through the airport, and every like 20 or 30 yards i had to sit down and get my breath. every physical exertion seemed to exhaust me.

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kumasi: welcome back. a drone strike in syria has killed a known leader of isis.

he was riding a motorcycle atthe same drones that were harassed by russian planes over syria on friday. that was the third day in a row that russian planes flew dangerously close to u.s. unmanned aircraft over syria. new details into the crag seen on a -- crack seen on a roller coaster. the crack was visible for 6-10 days before the park closed the ride last week. in the video, you can see the pillar shifting as a car filled with passengers zooms by. the company operating this park says the split appears to have formed on a weld wind. the ride will not reopen it without a new ticket of certification. >> the

throughout a lawsuit seeking separations were one of the worst racial violence i u.s. history. only three survivors of this attack were -- are still alive and they are all over 100 years old. the judge dismissed the lawsuit ending further attempts by survivors to seek restitution. in 1921, white mob supported this law enforcement and the city officials launched a attack on this section of tulsa, oklahoma. the black neighborhood had the most concentrated group of black wealth at the time and was known as the black wall street. kumasi: governor newsom will sign a series of bills into law. that is infrastructure projects in california. it is called bill more, faster. they say the paperwork approving energy, water, and transportation projects in the

state. the legislation would limit the amount of time where projects can be tied up in court because of environmental challenges. >> a live look at the bay bridge. a warning for drivers who need to access treasure island this week. caltrans will close the off er starting this week every night through thursday morning. closures will take place from 11 p.m. through 5 a.m.. a detour will be across the bridge for oakland where you make a u-turn in the westbound direction. and right before the babe bridge toll plaza they can exit. add a few minutes to your drive. you do not need to pay a toll when you go this direction. the crews are making it safe here for those on the newly exit ramp -- newly opened brexit -- newly opened exit ramp. kumasi:

marine mammal center to be checked out after an injury. they say it will be released back into the wild as soon as it is healthy area >> at least it was not too badly injured. jobina: i'm trying to see it again. drew: to the right. kumasi: ok i am looking closely. a lot of helmets. of, well. drew: it's going to get hot by friday for the upcoming weekend. we have dangerous heat returning . this morning you feel the warmer weather moving in this afternoon. we are wrapping up what was a cool weekend across the region. we have morning clouds right now with areas of drizzle along the coast. sunshine now with a warming trend over the next couple days. temperatures take off and we highlight friday and the weekend getting you prepare for the hot

temperatures to reoccur away from the coast. this morning we have cloud cover breaking down quickly the spots by 10:00 or 11:00 a.m. should see sunshine. they have temperatures warmer compared to the weekend. it is breezy, but not as windy as it was across the region sunday and saturday. win 15-20 miles per hour but not as bad as it was over the weekend -- wind 15-20 miles per hour but not as bad as it was over the weekend. we are getting closer temperature wise to where we should be this time of year. by the end of the week temperatures are well above average. we drop into the 50's overnight tonight. let's talk about the summer heat returning. friday we likely see the hottest spots away from the goes wellngf not hitting 100 degrees. it is hotter on saturday. look at these numbers. we will likely see a heat watch

go into effect because there's a huge portion of the north bay, east bay, and southbay that will feel hot temperatures currently, again, it feels like the coast line is 60's and 70's. here is the seven-day forecast with warm weather over the next couple days. temperatures taking off by the end of the weekend. we keep our eyes on the weekend for the hot temperatures. and we feel mild air over the coast. wes check in with traffic. jobina: if you are relying on transportation there is an equipment problem on the tracks. in the richland direction and daly city there are delays. and there is no green line service they are. you can access the stations but you will need to transfer. make sure to check the schedules because you may have problems they are. the golden gate bridge foggy this morning. chp has not issued a fog advisory but we keep an eye on that.

one hour four minutes here f this commute. we have a live pitcher from the bay bridge toll plaza. -- live picture from the bay bridge toll plaza. we have a look with ginger of what is coming up on gma. >> good morning, there's a lot going on behind you. ginger: hello. there's a bunch of debris from the creek that became a raging river when they have more than eight inches of rain up to 12 on the radar estimate. pushing the rain against this house. the woman who lives here was ok. she made herself go up the drive to a dry area. there is sinkholes in the driveway. new england will get it now. the mountains they are already seeing flash flooding. and really relatively rare high risk for flash flooding in place for new england. we will get to the latest pictures and forecasts. we also have to talk about the

other big headline i know you been following is an and bind overseas at a high-stakes meeting with allies. he is facing a new fallout with supplying ukraine with controversial weapons as well. and we are live from wimbledon, america still giving us hope for the title. we have those stories and so much more coming up on gma. kumasi: thank you. those people have really been through a lot. ginger: oh my g woman said irene floyd and this water was not this high. she said the house has been here since 1920, and i am only 20 miles from my home so it is close to a lot of us and it hits close to home for sure. kumasi: thank you for your stories and we will see you at

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kumasi: welcome back if lottery fever has not hit you yet, it might this week. over a billion dollars is what

-- is up for grabs between the mega millions and be mega jackpot. -- minix drawing is tonight. mega millions is up to $48 million in the drawing is tomorrow. -- 248 million million and the drawing is tomorrow. at wimbledon, the u.s. team won 2-0. fans loved watching this. >> no matter where am living in california i will drive down here. i grew up in the bay and my dad and i always went to the games together. being here is the best way to celebrate. i am so excited. kumasi: the women's national soccer team will head to new zealand. and then they will open the world cup on july 21 against

vietnam. amanda: rapinoe is retiring. she made a announcement saturday saying this season will be her last. >> the best way i can go out is winning. everyone is happy with her she had an incredible career and we are definitely now more focused on this world cup and wanting to win and send her off with a bang. kumasi: she's an olympic gold wedo -- medalist and she has made an impact on and off the field. she is known for her commitment to social issues for lgbtq rights to equity and racial equality. -- the 38-year-old credi fiancé, women's basketball icon for helping process the decision to retire. next at 6:30 you may have reservations to go to

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. amanda: passengers are finally on their way to alaska after days of delays. not everyone on the princess decided to stick it out and make the trek. kumasi: a hunt is on for a california murder suspect who escaped from custody who was supposedly under 24 hour guard. authorities are trying to find him. amanda: a warning for parents of teens who may drink crime beverages. it may contain as much caffeine as six coca-cola's. kumasi: that we will get to that in a little bit welcome it is monday, july 10. amanda: we start with a look at weather.

good morning, drew. drew: good morning it was a cool weekend. it was gusty in spots. we find that we have dense fog in the areas right now. we see the coast and parts of the north bay dealing with dense fog. visibility down to record a mile some spots. here is the camera this morning showing you that we have low clouds, but we will see sunshine appear pretty passes morning. it will be warmer today compared to yesterday especially inland. we are back in the 80's and with -- we feel the temperatures closer to average. axes on the coast. 70 and -- 60's on the c in oakland. les taken on the traffic. jobina: i was looking at t alerts from bart. it is just getting worse, unfortunately. that is the only way to say it. instead of a 20 minute delay on richmond city and daily city

area it will be over 20 minutes and they are not sure of the timing. it is due to an equipment problem on the tracks. this will impact to youth your ally on the green -- rely on the green -- impact you if you rely on the green line. you will have to transfer. no problems to report in this area. the drive times have increased significantly. tracy and dublin one hour six minutes. antioch, 26 minutes. kumasi: a cruise ship is finally on its way to alaska. not all passengers left san francisco on the ship. ryan curry joins us live this morning with the latest on that. good morning. ryan: vacation has finally started for the passengers aboard the ruby princess. the coast guard cleared them on sunday and they are finally on their way to their vacation.

as the seven -- several day weight is finally over. this is the video footage of it leaving san francisco sunday. the ship crashed into a san francisco pr on thursday leaving a huge hole near the sterno. after they made repairs it still took several days for the coast guard to repair and clear the ship to leave. they told abc 7 news -- passengers told abc 7 news they did not think they would leave . nearly 600 passengers got off the ship and did not go on the cruise. and the on future cruises. >> my family was telling me just don't take a chance and come home. >> people that flew from different areas decided to stay. vacation was cut short but many

of them say they will revisit their vacation plans next year. they say hopefully it will not take long. with where the cruise ship is, it is off the coast near california near eureka making its way to alaska. their vacation is finally underway as they are waiting for so many days. the saga is finally over and now there is a ship in its place here in san francisco. already this is crazy to think about with the turnaround they have to go through. with those on the ship, finally they get some much needed vacation time after they did not know what was going to be happening. we are live in san francisco, ryan curry, abc7 news. amanda: in the north bay one person is dead and another suffers nickel injury after a plane flew into a set of power lines. the crash happened saturday night on the east end of the runway at smith branch airport in san rafael. officials say the person who died was a 15-year-old mark

david of nevada. witnesses called 9112 were an enormous flash and allowed it version. lights in the area went out. firefighters who were on the scene reported the wreckage as being tangled in power lines in the marsh. the surviving pilot, 73-year-old kirk hartford of san rafael is in critical condition after being airlifted to the medical center in walnut creek. >> both occupants of the flight have left the airport earlier that morning. they have flown into nevada and then they were making their return flight. those of the occupants of the plane are marine candy -- county residents. kumasi: investigators are looking into the cause of the crash. amanda: a vote later this morning on expanding self-driving services in san francisco. this is amid growing concerns about driving cars.

the san francisco police department has criticized the cars for walking emergency crews and last week, look at this, we met with members of a group called safe street rebels. they have been placing cones on the cars to disable them. >> expanded and unfettered access to the streets is a bad idea. we -- chance to have a say in this. kumasi: in a statement to abc 7 they called this vandalism and disrespectful running the company will call law enforcement over an interference with the vehicles. a spokesperson for the crew says it provides lock -- rides to late-night service workers and to deliver meals that are secure. and so it gets in the way of those efforts. but even so, this group says the risk of the cars operating is not worth it. amanda: a new report is

highlighting remote work during the pandemic and how much it is affecting the people commuting in san francisco for the workday. the daytime population transformation is the most dramatic in the country. the data shows the city lost nearly 210,000 people driving to their workday in 2021 compared to 2019. and before that the population would jump to 1.1 million people in the city. that shows a loss of nearly 20% of the daytime population. kumasi: developing news on the search for two people on the run on both coasts. police in the sacramento area released this image hoping someone will recognize 35-year-old eric payroll. he is facing charges were -- related to a hostage situation and a shootout with police. he was being treated for a medical condition at the medical center since thursday morning. investigators say he was being watched by a guard but he

somehow managed to escape early yesterday morning. amanda: in pennsylvania this morning a search for a less back to broke out of risen last week. police say he is an extremely violent individual with military experience. michael barham escaped north of pittsburgh. police have no idea where he is. they believe he may have helped -- may have had help because they discovered several campsites with stockpiled supplies. kumasi: a mass shooting philadelphia police say one of the victims may have been killed earlier. the new information comes from a medical examiners were work saying that about 44 hours -- this was about two days before the mass shooting. police say they did respond to a 911 call about a shooting that night but they were dispatched to the wrong sheet so they did not find the victim right away.

-- wrong street so they did not find the victim right away. amanda: concern among an energy drink popular with kids. it now has the intention of a u.s. senator. >> new york senator chuck schumer is calling the fda to investigate the energy drink prime. it is marketed to children and it contains caffeine equivalent to six cans of coca-cola. a 12 ounce can of prime energy has 200 milligrams of caffeine. compared to 34 milligrams in a 12 ounce coke can. the warning label on private energy notes that it is not recommended for people under the age of 18. senator schumer says the warning gets lost in the advertising. >> it was born in the reals of social media and the world of influencers. kids see it on their phones as they scroll. >> that is too much for any growing child. that much caffeine can cause

adverse effects, disrupt in sleep, mood disorders, upset stomach, and abnormal heart rate. >> abc 7 news reached out to the maker of the drinks and the company has not responded. amanda: the record-setting threats continue to get new downloads. how many users the -- record-setting threads continues to get new downloads. how many users have installed the app coming up. >> evacuation orders in effect in parts of california as a land wide threatens to damage -- landslide threatens to damage more homes. stay with us on our streaming at abc7news.com. download the app now wherever you stream. drew: 6:40 this morning. we take you to the exploratorium camera where we have cloud cover this morning with dense fog. pockets of drizzle as well. underneath the cloud cover we

are in 40's and parts of the north bay. add an upper 50's for the most part. as we get you out the door, take a look at the temperatures we are warm compared to the weekend. some spots like livermore was stuck in the 60's yesterday afternoon. we feel warmer today in the 80's. 65 in the city with increase in sunshine this afternoon area 70 oakland. 76 and -- 76 and jose. looking at the three day forecast, we have warmer weather moving in today that will continue to warm up as we had to tuesday and wednesday. wednesday we will have temperatures above average. it will feel hot inland in the 90's, upper 70's and the bay shoreline, the coast is relatively comfortable in the 60's. the heat intensifies as we head into the weekend. a dome of high pressure will set up shop across the southwest and for us that means we will have

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kumasi: new this morning disgraced u.s. gymnastics dr. larry messer is recovering after reportedly being stabbed in prison. this happened yesterday during altercation with another person incarcerated at a federal risen in florida. -- prison in florida. he was imp charged with sexually harassing -- sexually abusing many gymnastics -- gymnasts. amanda: the city of rolling hills has damages. crack's discovered in the structure of one home which led the crew to find the damage

progressed to nature -- neighboring houses. >> i've never seen anything like this ever in my career. to think that these homes were intact yesterday afternoon and today you can hear the creaking, the cracking, the crumbling. amanda: utilities have been shut off in the area and grass coo -- grass crews are in the area to cover the scene. and many individuals were forced from their homes area kumasi: city officials are considering implementing measures to reduce crowds. this could be a permanent reservation system. the past years the park, yosemite, has captives limit with reservation policies because of the pandemic and construction work. this summer there was no reservation requirement. but they have crowds and traffic backups. amanda: five days after its launch, metta news social media app reds has passed 100 million

users. -- the passed 100 million users. some say that this could be the place that many users go to for a conversation based media platform. tomorrow and wednesday marks prime day on amazon. you can find discounts on amazon and other retailers competing for the best prices. it companies have overlapping sale event. s5 black black friday in july is tomorrow through the 12th. walmart plus runs through the 13th. and target circle week runs through the 13th also. we take a live look now at the new york stock exchange. trading gets underway this morning and we see we are up 117 points. kumasi: -- the

legally binding contract. canadian judge has said yes. a case involving of farmers selling flats to a buyer is the focus of this -- the buyer text a trip of a contract to the seller writing, please confirm this contract. this is what the farmer responded with a thumbs up emoji. he never sent the products. the judge ruled in the buyers favor and ordered the farmer to pay the buyer u.s. dollars. he said under these circumstances the emoji was a valid way to convey the seller's acceptance of the contract. be careful people. amanda: hand. a member of the match as for decorum from the crowd. >> ladies and gentlemen if you are opening a bottle of champagne, not do it as a player. thank you. >> [laughter] don't you love that. that is and is trailing --

australian umpire vince gave the best warning of ever heard. amanda: the umpire scolded the crowd were pumping the bubbly drink. and it disrupted the -- routine. and this is after selling bottles for $122 each. and you can watch the wimbledon match on abc seven and our sister network espn. kumasi: [indiscernible] you're going to do that right is she is serving. [laughter] i am with them. we see power outages, the weather, either in -- even streakers bringing events to a stop. but in australia a corporate was disrupting a men's soccer game. it was a mama koala carrying a tiny joey on its back. the person who took this video said the referee stopped the game to allow the pair to safely cross the field. they were apparently trying to get to a nearby creek.

the christian soccer association reposted the video saying just when you thought you had seen it all on a soccer field. kumasi: i'd rather see that than a lot of the other stuff mentioned. drew: a gator or a snake. amanda: our bears. yeah. kumasi: [indiscernible] it was cute though. drew: weather-wise it is a nice start to the week but it gets hot by the weekend. we want to get you prepared for the dangerous heat returning for the cities away from the coast over the weekend. this morning we have cloud cover starting to break down for sunshine. we have coastal drizzle and pockets of drizzle in the east bay hills right now. a brighter afternoon with warmer weather coming up the next couple afternoons. and we have sizzling summer heat i friday afternoon into the coming weekend. we have temperatures warmer than they were over the weekend getting closer to average for this time of year. it is breezy later today but not as windy as it was over the

weekend. wind at 15-20 miles per hour as we head toward or :00 or 5:00 p.m.. the spots away from because will be 80's. 70's oakland. 65 in the afternoon sunshine. overnight tonight is it is a blend of sars and crowell -- clouds fall -- stars and clouds. -- widespread friday afternoon. were keeping an eye on saturday. because the heat intensifies. a lot of areas have a good chance of exceeding 100 degrees from livermore, concorde, napa, and cloverdale. with the information that we have the coast will say comfortable in the 60's and 70's.

nonetheless away from the coast, it will be dangerously hot on saturday and sunday. here is the seven-day forecast. we are warming up over the next couple days hitting above average temperatures by midweek. the numbers take off. saturday and sunday it is downright oppressive heat inland. we keep our eyes on the coast and we look to beat the heat over the weekend. jobina: good morning everybody commuter alert with bart is our biggest issue right now. if you have not been watching in the last few minute they have an equipment problem on the tracks impacting the various lines. you will see a major delay in the daly city and richmond directions. there is no green line service between there and daly city. you need a transfer depending on where you are coming from ar. we have a crash i want to mention in san josé 101 atlantic you expressway.

speed is around 70 miles per hour. amanda: lake tahoe is regaining clear visibility in the water thanks to an environmental shift. scientists say invasive shrimp are clearing it making room for other helpful creatures. they are eating algae and restoring legendary clarity. tacos visibility has increased from 53 feet to 71 feet in the last three years. in 2020 visibility increased to 80 feet of the level that was not seen since 1988. kumasi: elton john touring. he completed his tour saturday night. he said what a journey it has been. the yellow brick road tour started in 2018. it was supposed to end in 2021 but it was extended because of the pandemic. elton john says even though he

is done touring, he is not retiring and still planning to make music. this is terrible, for time, harry styles who has been hit by an object thrown at him during a concert. this time it happened at a concert in indiana. [indiscernible] kumasi: on stage during the show and then lynch and bend over obviously in pain. key has not commented on this yet, but stiles is just the latest artist to be hit by something mid concert. last week it was drake who got hit by a cell phone, bb rex got hit recently, and had a blackeye. in the east, some people teeth into a feast. the latin food festival served of all kinds of latin fair in alameda celebrating diversity of the community through food.

>> bringing people together over a plate of food and dish -- sharing love and the process and time it takes is strenuous at times. to create a delicious dish a lot of times it takes motivation and a lot of times the motivation is love. kumasi: they feature dishes from all over the caribbean, central and south america served with a side of a spectacular view. amanda: also yesterday that build picket invitational rodeo wrapped up its sold-out tour in castro valley. they celebrate black cowboys cowgirls of all ages along with their contributions. the show travels across the country educating everyone about black western heritage.it is fun, educational, features horses, cows, entertaining the crowd of all ages. kumasi: i looked it this video and got to check it out it is so much fun. amanda: it looks like a lot of

fun and there were so many people there to enjoy it which is good news. kumasi: it was all ages families the cowboys ranged from two up to 76. amanda: we talk about this being a lifestyle. kumasi: it is a lifestyle because you have to have the hat, the outfit, i need to get it together for next year. amanda: [laughter] kumasi: it was so much fun. amanda: all right. kumasi: the seven things you need to know today. amanda: you can watch us live and on demand through our app. download the app now and start streaming. kumasi: as we had to break we take a look outside. beautiful on this monday morning at six. we will be right back.

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kumasi: 6:57 if you're just joining us these are the seven things to know this morning. number one, stuck in san francisco no more the ruby princess is headed to alaska leaving after several days the boat -- several days after the boat hit a dog. crews repaired the hole in it before sending off. >> number two, into the police response to the skateboarding event. 113 people were arrested at the event including dozens of teenagers who were in and release. the chief said the event reckless and dangerous. and violating the law.

kumasi: senator chuck schumer is calling on the fda to investigate the energy drink called prima. the amount of caffeine and one can is equivalent to six cans of coca-cola. amanda: number four, president biden says the war in ukraine needs to end before ukraine is accepted into nato. he made these comments ahead of the nato summit this week with that being one of the top items on the agenda. drew: number five it is mild today. temperatures go into the 70's and 80's away from the coast. it feels warmer than it was over the past weekend. hotter temperatures arrive this weekend with terrible -- triple digit heat expected saturdays and sunday -- saturday and sunday. jobina: we have a major delay with the commute right now with the berks line. that will impact your travel in the daly city and richmond direction. there is a green light --

service. he will likely need to transfer if you rely on this. kumasi: the annual running of the bulls is underway in spain. the race today lasted two minutes 21 seconds which is faster than all three previous days. is this on your bucket list? amanda: not at all. drew: i would watch from high up. way up high. amanda: not anywhere where i could get gord or touched or anything like that. kumasi: [laughter] ♪ >> good morning america. for our viewers in the west, scorching temperatures hitting the west coast, floods in the northeast. overnight, floods in the northeast turned roads into rivers. cars and houses totally submerged.